Elementary | Grade 6

1st Semester

Language Arts 6A & 6B

• Read and analyze a variety of texts, including novels, historical fiction, and informational articles.
• Strengthen comprehension through identifying themes, main ideas, character development, and author’s purpose.
• Write structured essays, narratives, and responses to literature using clear organization and textual evidence.
• Develop a strong command of grammar, punctuation, and vocabulary through reading and writing practice.
• Participate in discussions and presentations to express ideas and support arguments with reasoning.

Math 6A & 6B

• Apply understanding of fractions, decimals, and percentages to solve multi-step problems.
• Learn foundational pre-algebra concepts including variables, expressions, and equations.
• Explore ratios, proportions, and number relationships in real-life contexts.
• Strengthen skills in geometry (area, surface area, volume) and data analysis (graphs, charts, statistics).
• Practice problem-solving strategies and justify mathematical thinking.

Life Science 6A

• Study the structure and function of living organisms, including cells, tissues, and organ systems.
• Understand genetics and heredity, including traits, DNA, and reproduction.
• Explore interactions between organisms and ecosystems, such as food webs and environmental balance.
• Conduct hands-on investigations and experiments using the scientific method.

Integrated Science 6A

• Discover the connections between life, earth, and physical sciences.
• Explore basic chemistry and physics concepts such as matter, energy, and force.
• Learn how science impacts everyday life and is connected across fields.
• Strengthen skills in observation, data collection, and scientific reasoning.

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2nd Semester

Life Science 6B

• Continue studying plant and animal systems, including photosynthesis, respiration, and adaptation.
• Investigate ecosystems and environmental science, including human impact and sustainability.
• Use inquiry-based learning to design experiments and analyze results.
• Explore current topics in biology and life science with real-world relevance.

Social Studies 6A & 6B

• Explore ancient civilizations (e.g., Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, Rome) and their contributions to society.
• Understand geography, government systems, culture, and religion in historical contexts.
• Practice historical thinking skills: using timelines, interpreting maps, and analyzing primary sources.
• Make connections between past and present societies, highlighting continuity and change.

Digital Art

• Use digital tools and creative apps to design original artwork.
• Learn basic principles of graphic design, color theory, and composition.
• Explore how art can be used to communicate ideas, tell stories, and reflect culture.
• Create a personal digital art portfolio using different media formats.

Scratch Coding

• Learn the basics of block-based coding using the Scratch platform.
• Design and build interactive stories, games, and animations.
• Develop logical thinking, sequencing, and problem-solving skills.
• Collaborate and present coding projects to classmates for feedback and sharing.

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Through this program, students not only earn a traditional American school diploma but also gain valuable insights and skills that transcend borders, fostering a deep understanding of diverse perspectives and enhancing their readiness for higher education and future endeavors.